Beyond the Deal: Leading M&A Success
In the evolving world of ClimateTech, mergers represent more than commercial transactions; they are opportunities to shape the future.
In-depth commentary, research updates, and strategic analysis from the Future leadership team.
In the evolving world of ClimateTech, mergers represent more than commercial transactions; they are opportunities to shape the future.
A review of global trends, available tools to facilitate the low-carbon transition, and the strong link between climate change and economic stability.
From ocean fertilization and alkalinity enhancement to blue-carbon restoration and deep-sea biomass storage, ocean pathways aim to increase CO₂ uptake.
A synthesis of Yoni Sappir’s talk at Ben-Gurion University on the macroeconomics of climate risk and the path to net zero. It quantifies potential GDP losses under NGFS scenarios, tallies trillions in damages from extreme weather, and maps the two-trillion-dollar annual investment gap to 2050 solutions. The takeaway is pragmatic: close the gap by redirecting a portion of fossil subsidies and scale finance where resilience and decarbonization intersect.
Key trends presented by Future to the Israeli President’s Climate Forum show an inflection point. Renewables are set to lead global power generation, EV sales are accelerating rapidly, and hundreds of major financial institutions have committed to net-zero by mid-century. With most required emissions cuts achievable using existing technologies, the transition is both feasible and commercially compelling.
A concise roadmap delivered to city leadership outlines how to pair industrial competitiveness with sustainability. Priority tracks include net-zero targets, circular economy programs, green finance, electrification and efficiency, demand-side management, and talent strategy. The call to action is clear: implement coordinated policies and partnerships to cut emissions and strengthen the city’s economic position.
An analytic report distilling global lessons for a Vietnamese context. It reviews case studies from Australia, Spain, India, and China, assesses impacts of policies like the US Inflation Reduction Act and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, and recommends steps such as carbon pricing, an ETS, coal phase-out, and large-scale renewables and grid investment. Additional levers include support for food-tech and ag-tech, green steel, and an EV-ready ecosystem.
A position paper by Prof. Adi Wolfson, Prof. Ofira Ayalon and Yoni Sappir, urging proactive climate policy in Israel. It frames the climate crisis as an immediate national risk and details practical steps to meet emissions targets, protect citizens, and safeguard the economy. The authors call for decisive implementation across energy, industry, transport, and governance to turn commitments into measurable outcomes.
This presentation explores how global crises are reshaping electricity systems worldwide and in Israel. It examines stress tests from climate impacts and war to chokepoints and surging demand, and shows why Israel’s “electricity island” must leapfrog with coherent adaptation, diversified fuels, distributed energy and storage, cross-border connectivity, and resilience standards for new power and data infrastructure.
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